Pro Shottas U15 Spurs 3 vs 1 Pinelands U15

Pro Shottas U15 Spurs hosted Pinelands U15 at Blenheim A on 23 May 2026, with kick-off at 11:30am in a league neutral fixture. The match lasted 70 minutes plus added time and ended in a 3-1 victory for Pro Shottas U15 Spurs, who demonstrated control and clinical finishing to claim the three points.

The Spurs lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, deploying Christopher Palmer in goal. The defensive line featured Jaaziel Codogan at right back, Ben Hutton and Zayne Galt as central defenders, and Shamari Maynard on the left. In midfield, Raiden Lee and Romario Mason operated as the two central midfielders tasked with both defensive duties and linking play. Ahead of them, Roshae Edwards took up the right attacking midfield role, Kaleb Catwell played centrally behind the striker, and Dylan Boucaud occupied the left attacking midfield position. Leading the line was Kevio Bellamy as the lone striker, expected to spearhead attacks and finish chances. The substitutes available were Cairo Noel-Gill, Elijah Jacob, Rocalico Welch, Aries Payne, and Kaden Forde.

The opening goal arrived in the 20th minute when Pro Shottas U15 Spurs capitalised on a corner. Kaleb Catwell delivered a precise set-piece that found Zayne Galt, who rose to meet the ball and powered a close-range header into the net, giving the home side an early advantage. This goal underlined the effectiveness of their set-piece routines and Galt’s aerial prowess.

As the match progressed, the Spurs continued to press and created further opportunities. In the 35th minute, a well-worked team move culminated in Dylan Boucaud whipping in a cross from the left flank. Kevio Bellamy timed his run perfectly to meet the ball with his left foot, slotting home to double the lead. This goal showcased the fluidity of the attacking midfield trio and Bellamy’s clinical finishing ability.

Half-time arrived with Pro Shottas U15 Spurs comfortably ahead at 2-0. Shortly after the break, the visitors responded immediately. In the 46th minute, Pinelands U15 reduced the deficit with a stunning direct free-kick from outside the box, leaving Palmer with little chance. The goal reignited the contest and forced the Spurs to remain vigilant.

Early in the second half, Pro Shottas U15 Spurs were forced into a change when Jaaziel Codogan went off injured in the 41st minute, replaced by Cairo Noel-Gill at right back. Later, at the 55th minute mark, two substitutions were made simultaneously: Elijah Jacob came on for the injured Raiden Lee in central midfield, while Rocalico Welch replaced Roshae Edwards in a tactical switch on the right wing.

In the 61st minute, Kevio Bellamy restored the two-goal lead with a calm finish after a perfectly weighted through ball from Shamari Maynard, showing Pro Shottas’ dominance in the game.

The Spurs continued to manage the game well, and further tactical substitutions followed. Aries Payne was introduced for Kevio Bellamy in the 63rd minute, while Kaden Forde replaced Kaleb Catwell two minutes later. These changes aimed to maintain the team’s shape and energy as the match approached its conclusion.

Despite the changes, the visitors struggled to find a way back into the game. A yellow card was shown to Elijah Jacob in the 70th minute for unsporting behaviour, a reminder of the physical intensity as the match drew to a close.

Ultimately, Pro Shottas U15 Spurs held firm to secure a 3-1 victory. The standout performer was striker Kevio Bellamy, whose goals and overall attacking threat earned him the player of the match accolade. The Spurs’ disciplined defensive display, combined with effective set-pieces and sharp attacking play, proved decisive in this competitive encounter.